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A study finds that new media users follow fewer than five brands online, which makes it critical that brand communicators effectively get their messages across.
Those B2B marketers who are able to develop and employ a content marketing strategy see notable improvements in a company’s placement in search results.
Through comprehensive research of smokers’ habits and barriers to quitting, Porter Novelli and the American Lung Association crafted and executed a successful effort to help smokers quit.
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